Link : http://publicdomainmovie.net/movie/the-booze-hangs-high Creator: Leon Schlessinger Description: The Booze Hangs High released in 1930, is the fourth title in the Looney Tunes series and features Bosko, Warner Bros.' first cartoon character. When this cartoon aired on Nickelodeon, the part where the father pig regurgitates a corncob, flicks off the one kernel that remains on it, and puts it back into his stomach through a trapdoor was cut. This cartoon references Plane

Date Created : 1920 Link : http://publicdomainmovie.net/movie/the-flapper Creator: Myron Selznick Description: A small town girl attends boarding school, dreams of romantic adventures, and has some. Stars: Olive Thomas, Theodore Westman, Jr., William P. Carlton, Jr., Warren Cook, Katherine Johnston, Arthur Johnston, Frances Marshall, and Marcia Harris IMDb Page Wikipedia Page File:The Flapper (1920).webm The Flapper is a 1920 American silent film comedy film starring Olive Thomas. Directed by Alan Crosland, the film was the first in the United States to portray the flapper lifestyle which would soon become a 1920's fad. Plot 16-year-old Genevieve 'Ginger' King (Thomas), is growing up in the boring town of Orange Springs, Florida where having a Soft drink with a boy is scandalous. Because of her behavior and yearning for a thrilling life her father decides to send her to a boarding school, Mrs. Paddle's School for Young Ladies, which is run by strict disciplinarian Mrs. Paddles (Marcia Harris) in Lake Placid, New York. Despite the strictness, the girls have fun getting into flapper lifestyle trouble including flirting. Richard Channing (William P. Carleton), an older man, rides past the seminary every day, prompting romantic fantasies among the school girls. When 16-year-old Ginger connives a sleigh ride with Channing, she tells him she's almost twenty. Ginger ends up falling for him. Ginger gets in trouble with the headmistress when she sneaks out to the local country club where Channing is having a party. One of her schoolmates named Hortense (Katherine Johnston) tells on her, but her motive is to get the headmistress out of the way so she can rob the school's safe and sneak away with her crooked boyfriend Thomas Morran (Arthur Housman). Thanks to a vague note, Ginger goes to a hotel in New York on her way home from school where Hortense and her boyfriend are. They force her to take the suitcases back with her. The suitcases end up containing the valuables, which include fancy clothes and jewels. Knowing that Channing has gone to Orange Springs on a yachting trip, Ginger decides to use the clothes and jewels and pretend to be a woman of the world when she goes home. The plan backfires, and her father believes she is lying when she says it's a joke. Detectives show up wanting to know why she has stolen loot, and both her young admirer, Bill, and Channing think she has really become a wicked woman. The events in the lives of Ginger King and another character are presented as incidents in a (non-fiction) newsreel at the end of the movie. Cast Olive Thomas as Ginger King Warren Cook as Senator King Theodore Westman, Jr. as Bill Forbes Katherine Johnston as Hortense Arthur Housman as Tom Morran Louise Lindroth as Elmina Buttons Charles Craig (actor) as Reverend Cushil William P. Carleton as Richard Chenning Marcia Harris as Mrs. Paddles Bobby Connelly as King, Jr. Athole Shearer as Extra (uncredited) Norma Shearer as Schoolgirl (uncredited) Production notes Frances Marion wrote the screenplay which was responsible for bringing the term flapper, which had been a slang term for many years, into popular use in the United States./ Thomas appeared in only two films after The Flapper . She died in Paris in September 1920./ Home media release In 2005, The Flapper was released on Region 1 DVD by the Milestone Collection as part of The Olive Thomas Collection ./ Category:1920 films Category:1920s comedy films Category:American films Category:American comedy films Category:American silent feature films Category:Black-and-white films Category:Films directed by Alan Crosland Category:Films set in Florida Category:Films set in New York City Category:Films shot in New York City

Link : http://publicdomainmovie.net/movie/lady-frankenstein-german-widescreen-extended-cut Description: This Version of Lady Frankenstein is Widescreen, and extended... unfortunately it was also German Dubbed, and since there is a chance the Dub may be copyrighted I have not included it. If you would be willing to create subtitles for this movie from the German Dub, email me at Derkman96@gmail.com with a Subject of " Lady Frankenstein German Dub" Lady Frankenstein (Italian: La Figlia di Frankenstein ) is a 1971 Italy horror film directed by Mel Welles. It stars Joseph Cotten, Rosalba Neri (under the pseudonym Sara Bey), Mickey Hargitay and Paul Müller (actor). The script was written by cult writer Edward di Lorenzo. Plot The films opens with a trio of grave robbers (led by a man named Lynch) delivering a corpse to Baron Frankenstein (Cotten) and his assistant Dr. Marshall (Müller), for obvious reanimation purposes. Baron Frankenstein's daughter Tania (Neri/Bay) arrives from school, having completed her studies in medicine, and is greeted by her father and his servant, the handsome but mildly retarded Thomas. Tania reveals to her father that she has always understood his work with animal transplants to be a cover for his work reanimating corpses, and that she intends to follow in his footsteps and help him in his work. The next day, Frankenstein, Tania, and Marshall witness the execution of a criminal who is hanged down a Water well, and it is implied that his body will be harvested for their experimentation. Law enforcement agent Captain Harris (Hargitay) arrives to harass Lynch at the hanging. Harris claims to be on to Lynch's grave robbing. That evening, having harvested salient body parts, Frankenstein and Marshall successfully reanimate a corpse (The Monster) as Tania secretly watches. The Monster, however, bear-hugs Frankenstein to death almost instantly, then walks out of the castle. Tania and Marshall report the murder to Harris, but claim that it was a burglar. Meanwhile, the narrative is interspersed with shots of the Monster roaming the countryside killing locals, including Lynch. Tania then goads Marshall into admitting harboring romantic feelings for her. She responds to his affections, but says that while Marshall's body is old, she finds the body of Thomas young and attractive. The solution to this situation will be to transplant Marshall's brain into Thomas's body. To accomplish this, Tania seduces Thomas, and Marshall kills him with a pillow during their lovemaking. Tania then transplants Marshall's brain into Thomas's body. The local villagers, however, have had enough and arrive to destroy the castle, replete with torches and pitchforks. In the chaos, the Monster arrives and has a fight against Marshall/Thomas and Tania. The Monster is defeated, but Tania's allegiance during the fight is highly suspect. Harris arrives with Thomas's sister to see Tania and Marshall/Thomas enjoying post-fight sexual intercourse. However, during their lovemaking, Marshall/Thomas strangles Tania to death, and the film ends. Cast Rosalba Neri as Tania Frankenstein (credited as Sara Bay) Joseph Cotten as Baron Frankenstein Paul Muller (actor) as Dr. Charles Marshall Peter Whiteman as The Creature Herbert Fux as Tom Lynch, the graverobber Mickey Hargitay as Captain Harris Lorenzo Terzon as Harris' assistant (credited as Lawrence Tilden) Marino Masé as Thomas Stack (uncredited), the mildly retarded servant Renate Kasché, as Julia Stack (credited as Renata Cash), Thomas' Sister Production The film was largely financed through Harry Cushing, but just prior to the start of filming a letter of credit from a film company was not accepted by the Italian banks. The final last-minute $90,000 needed to make the film was obtained from Roger Corman's New World Pictures. Paul/ The suggestion of Rosalba Neri for the lead role was from one of the financers of the film./ List of films featuring Frankenstein's monster Women in science fiction List of films in the public domain erences/ Category:1971 films Category:1971 horror films Category:English-language films Category:Frankenstein films Category:Italian films Category:Italian horror films Category:1970s science fiction horror films

Date Created : 1979 Link : http://publicdomainmovie.net/movie/star-odyssey-italian-star-wars-1979 Description: Third in a series of Italian science fiction films clearly inspired by Star Wars. This entry features a couple of comical robots. Three other films in the series are #1 War of the Planets (aka Cosmos 1977), #2 War of the Robots (1978) and #4 Beast in Space (1980). The series is most famous for its gold skinned blond androids and the use of reflective " light sabers" . Star Odyssey (Italian: Sette uomini d'oro nello spazio / Seven Gold Men in Space ) is a 1978 Italian film directed by Alfonso Brescia. The film is also known as Space Odyssey , Metallica and Captive Planet in other video markets. Plot summary One of four low-budget Italian science fiction movies produced in the wake of Star Wars by Italian director Alfonso Brescia (under the pseudonym Al Bradley), the film takes place on Earth (now renamed Sol 3) in the year 2312. The planet is sold to an evil despot named Kress, who soon flies to Sol 3 to start gathering humanoid slaves to sell to his evil counterparts. Defending Sol 3 against the new owner is the kindly Professor Maury and his ragtag band of human and robot friends. Maury and his defenders set out to reclaim the planet from Kress and his cyborg army. Familiar faces include Gianni Garko, Malisa Longo, and Chris Avram, veterans of numerous European thrillers. ~ Robert Firsching, Rov Cast Yanti Somer as Irene Gianni Garko as Dirk Laramie Malisa Longo as Bridget Chris Avram as Shawn Ennio Balbo Roberto Dell'Acqua as Norman Aldo Amoroso Pioso Nino Castelnuovo Gianfranca Dionisi Pino Ferrara Aldo Funari Cesare Gelli Claudio Undari Filippo Perrone Franco Ressel as Commander Barr Massimo Righi Silvano Tranquilli Claudio Zucchet Category:1979 films Category:Italian films Category:1970s science fiction films Category:Italian-language films